Theatre Resume
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Acting
Experience (representation: Charlene Richards of The Agency) |
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November, 2002 | Senior Architect, principal | "Own Care" - Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Tennessee | ||
August, 2002 | Old Man, principal | The Business of Suicide, half-hour independent film | ||
June, 2001 - | various roles, scripted & improv |
Mystery Unlimited, mystery
dinner theatre, various venues throughout Southwestern Ontario |
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June, 2001 | Charles Gounod | Opera Comique by Nagle
Jackson London Community Players |
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Spring, 2000 | Baxter Seeker | No Mother To Guide Her by
Anthony Forsythe Clinton Community Players |
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Spring, 1998 | Tobias | Let's Murder Marsha by
Monk Ferris Clinton Community Players |
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Spring, 1997 | Harvey Dawson | June Groom by Rick
Abbott Clinton Community Players |
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Spring, 1997 | Master of Ceremonies | Cabaret Night, Blyth
Festival Singers Blyth, Ontario |
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Spring and Summer, 1993 |
Lecturer | Introductory Economics 17 half-hour episodes on TV Ontario, which have subsequently been purchased and shown in 8 provinces and in the United States |
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Spring, 1961 | George | If Girls Asked Boys to Date,
Muskegon High School Muskegon, Michigan |
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Spring, 1960 | admitted to National Thespians Society | |||
Autumn, 1960 | High School Principal | Occurrence at Carson Corners,
Muskegon High School Muskegon, Michigan |
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Summer, 1960 | Sheriff and Town Drunk |
The Gold Mine (a
melodrama), Port City Playhouse Muskegon, Michigan |
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Spring, 1960
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Lord Ingram and Father John Some other looks: |
Jane Eyre, by
Charlotte Bronte, Muskegon High School Muskegon, Michigan |
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Directing
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1999 - 2000 | Chair, Executive Board Clinton Community Players |
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Spring, 2000 | No Mother To Guide Her, a
melodrama by Anthony Forsythe Director, Clinton Community Players |
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Autumn, 1999 | Rumors, by Neil Simon Director and Producer, Clinton Community Players |
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Autumn, 1997 | The Odd Couple, by
Neil Simon Co-director, co-producer, and stage manager, Clinton Community Players |
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Spring, 1961 | If Girls Asked Boys to Date Director, Muskegon High School
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Musical
Experience (voice) |
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1998 - present | Thatotherchoir. A madrigal-sized choir that performs in concerts, has done choral work for The Blyth Festival Theatre, and sang the national anthems at Sky Dome in July, 1998. |
1996 - 1999 | Blyth Festival Singers. A choir of 40 – 60 members that has performed Messiah, Vivaldi’s Gloria, and similar works. |
1982 - 1983 | Fanshawe Symphonic Chorus (Gerald Fagan, conductor). A large choral group which requires auditions for membership |
1964 -1965 | Carleton College Choir. Roughly only half of those who auditioned were accepted. |
Musical
Experience (instrumental)
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2001 - 2002 | Blyth Festival Orchestra, Conductor and Music Director |
2000 - 2002 | Bayfield Winds, French Horn |
1999 - present | Blyth Festival Orchestra, French Horn |
1999 - present | Goderich Laketown Band, French Horn, E-flat alto horn |
1979 - 1982 |
UWO Marching Band, French Horn, Trumpet, percussion |
1961 - 1963 | Carleton College Orchestra, French Horn |
I also can play the piano, the recorder, the harmonica, and most double reed and brass instruments (a bit) |
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In addition to
my TVO series on economics and some baseball sportscasting,
I have had numerous television and radio appearances discussing current issues.
Major appearances have included:
1996 |
CBC Newsworld
Face-Off, debating government funding of professional sports
venues |
Sportscasting (baseball play-by-play)
1999 – 2000 |
London Werewolves, CHRW–FM and Rogers
Television |
Photographic/Computer Art Shows
November 30 – December 28, 2002 | Along the Way, a one-person juried exhibition of photographs. Sifton Gallery, Masonville Library, London, Ontario |
August 6 – September 1, 2002 | Huron County Expressions, a portion of a juried exhibition of Huron County art, Bainton Gallery, Blyth Memorial Hall. |
April, 2002 | Ecclesiastes 3: 1-4, awarded Honourable Mention, in a juried exhibition, “Look 2002”, Gallery Lambton, Sarnia |
March
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Dead Queen Anne, an exhibition of photographs of Queen Anne’s Lace in the autumn and winter, Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario |
December, 2002 | The Kilmer Variations, in a juried exhibition entitled, “Multiples”, Galleries @ Galleria, London, Ontario. |
August 20, 2001 | Invited Judge, Photography and Slide Exhibition, Western Fair Photography Show, London, Ontario. |
August, 2001 | Deruralization, part of a juried exhibition selected by the McIntosh Gallery, London ON |
July, 2001 |
Visitors, a one-person invited exhibition of computer-enhanced portraits at Starbucks/Chapters, Masonville, London. |
May 12 - June 9, 2001 |
The Lonely Pump and Sometimes in Winter. Bainton Gallery, Blyth, Ont. |
May 1 - June 5, 2001 |
Posthenge. A series of photographs in the London Arts Council photographic art exhibit at the Copp Gallery, Covent Garden Market, London, Ontario. One of four invited participants in the exhibition. |
January 12 - February 4, 2001 |
Road
Poach and
Poached Possum. In an exhibition titled Not
Legal. Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario. |
January 3 - February 28, 2001 | Capital, a juried one-person exhibition of photographs and computer-enhanced photographs of wooden pallets and vegetable crates. Spencer Gallery, D.B. Weldon Library, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario |
October, 2000 - February, 2001 | Invited Resident Artist, with twenty-five items in the gallery exhibition at different times. Galleries @ Galleria, London, Ontario |
September, 2000 | Nine pieces in a combined show, Piece by Piece, in galleries@galleria. |
August, 2000 |
Rural Themes, a juried one-person exhibition of photographs and computer-enhanced photographs, Starbucks/Chapters, Masonville, London, Ontario. |
Summer, 2000 | Cat's Cradle and The Two of Us, Blyth Festival Theatre Ticket Office |
June, 2000 | Whither the Family Farm?, a photo collage; in a juried exhibition of art using text, IIPhase Gallery, London, Ontario |
May, 2000 | Two pieces, Posthenge and The Two of Us, Bainton Gallery, Blyth, Ontario: |
December, 1999 |
The Second Concession, a juried one-person exhibition of photographs and computer-enhanced photographs, Starbucks/Chapters, Masonville, London, Ontario. |
November, 1999 |
Two entries in a juried exhibition at Second
Phase Gallery; |
May, 1999 |
Two photographs, Canadian Sunrise and Sigmund's Sunrise, Bainton Gallery, Blyth, Ontario |
Contact Information: |
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John
P. Palmer P.O. Box 1149 Clinton, Ontario Canada N0M 1L0 |
(519)
482-3938; fax: (519) 482-3938 econoclast@cabletv.on.ca http://publish.uwo.ca/~jpalmer |
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To see my other resume, click here Yes, I have another life, a day job, so to speak.